What is it? Around Christmas 2010, we released a free iPhone game called Tiny Terrors into the App Store. This was written as a native Objective-C, iOS app. Since then we have rewritten the app using open web technologies i.e. HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript and with the aid of Adobe’s PhoneGap, we have wrapped it [...]

Now most of you have had a play with it and judged our Pong game for yourselves, we asked Branny and Jono, the creators of the game to tell us why it came about and how they did it.

Rather than sending Christmas cards this year we decided to spend some time making a Christmas version of our Tiny Terrors iPhone App. The app is a simple game of pairs but with the added feature that you can put yourself, or a photo of anyone, into the game and festively decorate them ‘Tiny Terror’ [...]

On Friday (12th Nov) we were delighted to add some more award glassware to the Code trophy cabinet when we picked up a DADI award for “Best Technology Innovation” for Innova Clothing. The DADIs are always a fantastic part of the annual digital events calendar; the members of the Code team who attended the awards [...]

The Flash Vs HTML5 debate has caused much discussion over the recent months and it certainly got us thinking here at Code.  We believe the two technologies are not in competition and each have their purpose, but thought it might be amusing to actually put them in direct competition.